The Sisters of Battle are called to action against a cultist uprising, on a nearby world. Can they save the planet's Governor, before he becomes a sacrifice to the Dark Gods? One-shot

A Guardsman and an Eldar Seer are stranded on an uninhabited death planet. Can they survive? Can they work together? Or will they kill each other?

In the grim darkness of the far flung future, a Necron Tomb world was awakened when an Eldar Craftworld suddenly crash lands on it. The Tau Empire and the Imperium of Man have sent soldiers there to investigate, and hold off the potential horde of Necrons. Unbeknownst to everyone, a relic of times long ago beneath the tombs themselves awakens too. Will our unlikely allies survive?

Once again the imperium of man finds itself beset by the forces of chaos during another one of their black crusades. On a blood soaked battle field one guardsmen will awake to find that its time for order to return.

Mabien Frost is a man set apart from all those around him. Not knowing the incredibly rare Pariah gene embedded within his DNA is the reason for this solitary existence, he's hated, feared, and ostracized everywhere he goes. As one of the best Snipers in the Imperial Navy he goes on a mission that ends horribly with him in the custody of His Majesty's Most Holy Inquisition.

The beginning and end of Horus. A melodramatic summary.

Beneath the sands of the lands south of the Old World, ancient powers slumber, waiting for the foolish to awaken them. Deathless and undying, a terrible curse awaits those who disturb the rest of those ancients. Yet sometimes, the curse befalls not upon the foolish but simply, the unlucky.

Honor is sometimes found in the unlikeliest of places. There are times in war where we cannot choose our allies, but we can choose whether or not we turn them into enemies. Gabriel is struggling to rebuild his family from the ashes of THAT night, four winters past. He shall call upon the help of a few old friends, and one or two unlikely ones. (Prologue 3 chapters) Reviews please.

A young Imperial Guard recruit finds himself the prisoner of an ancient renegade who seeks to tell his story and, ultimately, an apprentice. COMPLETE

The Laughing God has one last card to play before Rhana Dandra.

The Chronicles of Ursh was a massive tome written in the time of the techno-barbarians who dominated Terra at the end of the Age of Strife. The Chronicles of Ursh is also the historical annals of the pre-Imperium nation-state of Ursh, which thrived during the Age of Strife on Terra. It is here I will attempt to breathe life into this book of life before the Emperor rose to power.

A vision is granted. The galaxy turns. The gods laugh and blood rains from the heavens. Perhaps fate is best left unseen?

A Kill Team investigates troubling news from The Black Reef. This is a story I was working on a while ago. I adapted some of it for my GW submission Leandros Returns.

In the reign of Emperor Luitpold, father of Karl Franz, a crusade swept across the Empire. It was not a crusade of steel and fire but one of abstinence and piety. Seeking to purge the land of what they considered to be immoral, the crusaders found out that there those who are quite unwilling to let go of their sinful ways.

Fleet Commander Caius faces his toughest challenge yet, the might of a Daemon Prince.

Descendants of Colony Fleets sent to a distant galaxy have returned to warn humanity of an impending threat. However their once great civilization has long since fallen from grace. In the Grim Darkness of the 41st millennium there is only war.

A lighter, gentler series of stories featuring my man Lauf and some characters that I and a friend here have created. It's set at a time later than specific points of Wolf Chronicles, mostly at points we've yet to reach. I do not own Warhammer or any topics relating to it. I can only lay claim to the OCs.

They have a what! - A short bit of fluff detailing just how my Chem-Dogs came to have one of the most destructive machines in the Imperial Armoury.

After the completion of the Great Crusade, the Master of Mankind crafted for each of his precious sons something far more valuable then any weapon, army or power. A family. Each of them had a son and daughter along with a wife and lover. However, one of them would never see his demigod father, nor feel his mothers touch... This is his tale. (Warhammer High AU)

A Cryptek's secret specimen is unleashed: an invincible Deathmark leading a ruthless horde against all in his way. His origins are unknown, his intentions are unknown, and what he plans to do is unknown. His first victim is a colony world, and the unfortunate characters abandoned in its orbit and on its surface, from ancient rulers to misguided Inquisitors, all in a strange land.

Perturabo has had enough of the BS spat at him by other legions, not complete something I was doing then couldn't finish because of lack of inspiration

A Hive World gangster is transferred to a penal legion after committing a heinous crime. Now, alongside countless other convicts, he is sent to the Catis Umbra system in the aftermath of a Tyranid invasion with the task of mopping up the survivors. Things take a turn for the worst when a space hulk enters the system and finds he's crash landed on a planet with no hope of rescue.

In the smog-covered alleys of Kiavahr, among the tall walls of factories and long knives of merciless gangs, future Chapter Master of the Raven Guard Kayvaan Shrike is on the run from pursuers that won't stop until he's dead - or worse. He's not a Raven Guard yet, not even an aspirant, but the masters of the Ravenspire have already noticed a fledgling talent...

Ultramarine Leandros briefs scouts of the 10th Company. The second submission that was sent to GW and rejected. Again I just wanted to publish it here so that it did not sit forgotten in a notebook. If you play (or have played) the awesome "Space Marine" game by THQ you will find (or have found) Leandors' back story.

An Ork and a Space Marine engage in close combat. Originally written as a submission to GW that was rejected. I am posting it here because I enjoyed writing it and didn't want it to sit forgotten in a notebook.